MCP Server

The Storepoint MCP server connects your store locator to AI assistants. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor work with your tools. Connect once and your assistant can add locations, update details, manage custom fields, and hand you the embed code for your website.

Every client uses the same endpoint:

https://mcp.storepoint.co/mcp

What Your Assistant Can Do

• Add, update, and delete locations. Addresses are geocoded automatically
• List locations and answer questions about them, drafts included
• Create and manage custom fields: buttons, text, phone numbers, and icons
• Get your widget embed code, ready to paste into any site

Actions that change or delete data are flagged, so your assistant confirms with you before running them.

Supported Clients

Claude: add a custom connector in Claude's settings. The Connect Claude guide walks through it step by step.

ChatGPT: turn on Developer mode and add a custom connector. The Connect ChatGPT guide walks through it step by step.

Claude Code: add the server from your terminal, then run /mcp to sign in:

claude mcp add --transport http storepoint https://mcp.storepoint.co/mcp

Cursor and other clients: most clients accept a JSON config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "storepoint": {
      "url": "https://mcp.storepoint.co/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Signing In

When you add the connector, your client opens a Storepoint sign-in page. Log in with your normal account, pick a locator if you have more than one, and approve. The connection is scoped to that single locator.

Account owners can always connect. Invited team members need the developer or admin role on the locator.

Disconnecting

Remove the connector from your client's settings, or revoke your API key from the Developer Portal in your dashboard. Your locator and all its data stay exactly as they are. Disconnecting only removes access.

Learn More

• Connect Claude to Storepoint: the step-by-step guide
• MCP Server developer docs: tools, authentication, and technical details
• Location Management API: the REST API behind the server